Court Cuts Life Support in ‘Right to Die’ Case
French court allows family to turn off paralyzed man’s life support in a landmark right to die case.
Polster Will Wait to Make a Decision in Opioid Litigation
Judge Polster will not make a decision in the consolidated opioid litigation until at least August, he says.
ACLU Files Lawsuit Against Trump Administration as ICE Raids Loom
The ACLU says the raids could compromise some refugees’ due process rights.
U.S. Women’s National Team Wants World Cup Victory to Bring Equal Pay
The U.S. Women’s National Team filed a class action in March, and they hope their recent World Cup victory will complement its cause.
ICE Raids Will Begin on Sunday in Nearly a Dozen Major Cities
The Trump administration didn’t want to release raid dates earlier in the week. Some say their political value is being prioritized over practicality.
Lawsuit Filed Against Cedarbrook Nursing Home After Resident Died from a Fall
Cedarbrook nursing home recently came under fire over allegations that a resident fell and died because it was understaffed.
Is Tetrodotoxin an Effective Solution to the Opioid Crisis?
Tetrodotoxin could be an effective solution to the opioid problem if its toxicity can be depleted.
First Responders Can Administrator Buprenorphine in New Jersey
New Jersey first responders will now carry buprenorphine to manage opioid withdrawal symptoms.
Immigrants Fearful as ICE Vows to Conduct Massive, Nationwide Raids
President Trump delayed the raids by two weeks. Now, ICE says the operation could target up to 1 million immigrants.
Erie County Clerk Sues New York for Giving Driver’s Licenses to Undocumented Immigrants
County clerk Michael Kearns says the Green Light Law is unconstitutional.